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I love that guitar

thats 40 years of figuring sorted in 5 minutes! thanks!

Thanks a lot ! This is perfect.

On the studio recording, the 1st time thru he does all 3 chords down the frets, but the 2nd time he takes the C chord seemingly up (plus 12 frets) to the 15th with that high root note of G. I think he only does that one time. He's accenting the bass notes esp. on the second time thru. Yes? ruclips.net/video/OrO9Ruas6Io/видео.html

ahhhh thank you... couldn't figure out those voicing's, but this helped. I have that pedal too lol

Thanks for that, love that riff!

At last, a teacher who plays the piece through all the way at tempo from the very beginning. I hate teachers who talk for 10 minutes before they play note one. Hey, this is how to teach a guitar lesson on RUclips.

I've been wanting to play this intro for a long time and I just learnt it from you in about 10 minutes. Thank you! :D

hey Bill, how do you get that great tone???????

thats like the hardest chord ever

Bill you are a life saver! heard the song on my home and had to learn it. You saved me hours. Well instructed and Thank You!

great - man you can get lost playing these melodies from our youth..thanks again

brilliant is an understatement ...no one plays like him

Thanks, Bill! Absolutely helpful and one of my favorite Dan songs. You may wish to review Townshend's stuff as it has a lot of suspended chords and is probably that much better, (writing).

Thanks, Bill!

Many versions to play this but the original version is a drop G.... keep in mind, live, he has a Bender on his Telecaster.... confusing on beginners trying to learn this.... The studio version is different. Watch that pinky on the A. just sayin...... John Paul Jones is Killer on the tripple neck when they played this song live.... they played it live for a very short time....

Genius was a Jimmy Page!

I see what you're trying to say. You could call it an FMaj9 with no 3rd I guess. I use triad / bass note names because it's simple to understand, C triad with an F bass note

isnt it a f sus 2 with a major 7? fmaj7sus2 .. or fmaj7 add 2.. or something

Hi !We don't know each other,but I felt on your video for having uploaded the song "Josie",and I wanted to see if we were playing the same intro :in fact,yes, but with some little things changing,& when we play the same note,I sometimes play it on another string :perhaps is your method easier to play those notes, but not important.I wanted to watch a tuto of that intro, I love this song, like many,many Steely Dan's songs (I mean to play as to listen). Congratulations, cool tuto.Greetings.BYE !

chorus and reverb

Great lesson! I'm sure the original recording was fortified (dubbed with) by the chords that you teach for the intro.. Think one position. you have a tremendous ear!

Great lesson! I'm sure the original recording was fortified (dubbed with) by the chords that you teach for the intro.. Think one position.

Thanks for the kind words. theguitarmethod is no more. I'm still looking for a different site to be a part of.

Thanks Bill.....One of the best instructional videos I've seen. You saved me hours of frustration...... What happened to theguitarmethod site ?

C/F has no major 3rd of F (A) ,but a closely related chord yes

C/F is an Fmaj9

Great lesson. The G# in the last chord completes a chromatic walkup from F natural on the first chord, the C/F. It's like a IV I IV #V weave. Steely Dan on top of their game.

For this section it doesn't really matter, no notes on the low E (D) Later in the song, the "bridge section" i guess i'd call it, has some drop D notes for sure.

I could never and still cant match that middle chord (E something) with any chord. Page, you son of a bitch.

Yea but does jimmy just drop down to A d tunning? Easier

Can u do a freewill tutorial? :)

@MOUTcertified I used a mesa boogie formula pre amp with a mesa 290 power amp. I had the formula in the "rhythm" mode which puts the 290 in a "class A" setting. so it can be a really loud, but clean tone if needed. I also had the formulas' EQ on to cut the midrange and give it a little overdriven sound. I did this vid some time ago, so I don't remember other specific settings.

What amp settings you using to get that sound?

I like the way you explained it. Well done - it was easy to follow!

Where is the "love it" button? ... Thank you, sir - best Ten Years Gone tutorial out there. For all you guys wondering if he's got it right, I can tell you he does. Check it against the tabs out there and you'll see that the tabs are awful and this is perfect.

ho do people like page know how go to certain chords that work together ? or is that the mystery of it all

@twt07garrettAd It's an Anderson Cobra

What kind of guitar is that? Is that a vigier?

@LudwigSC93 u said it...

@Sk8erbakerskater Ya you are right... He missed a note.... didnt sound correct when i heard it

thanks for the lesson..i got it right this time,,

This is great thanks I will do this song on You Tube soon

This is great thanks

What's the name of the second chord (after the initial A)? I've tried to find what it actually is but have thus far been unsuccessful, and have been forced to call it the Ten Years Gone chord.

@MajestikClan4 Can't thank the rock gods enough for the 4 musicians of Led Zeppelin. I wonder if 100 years from now, Page will be remembered and played like Bach and Beethoven are now-hmm? We will never have another group of such talented musicians as Robert Plant, with both lyrics and singing. Jimmy Page, an epic guitarist, (think Bach, Strauss on piano) John Paul Jones and Jon Bonham. Nope, you're not going to duplicate that talent ever again. Long live Zeppelin.

Great help, man... Thanks!

Tone! Can you share your rig info?

@gosj3964 jimmy page IS a genius ;)

@gosj3964 jimmy page is a genius he isnt dead yet man